Monza with the racetrack, the Villa Reale and the Duomo or Brescia and the Monastery of San Salvatore.

Cremona , a city with Renaissance palaces famous for luthiers (Stradivari), or Pavia with the hundred towers, the Visconti Castle and the University.

Varese called the “garden province”. While Sondrio , with the stupendous Masegra Castle.

Lecco which owes its fame to “I Promessi Sposi” of Manzoni and Bergamo with the Carrara Academy, the Colleoni Chapel and the Donizetti Theater and, finally, Como , on the rich western side of the lake, known for its beautiful villas including Villa Olmo .

The Lombardy has five UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Mantua , city of the Gonzagas, Sabbioneta , the city of the Italian Renaissance, i Sacri Monti in the Varese and Ossuccio area, the prehistoric rock paintings of Valcamonica, la Rhaetian railway that crosses the mountain landscapes of Albula and Bernina, thenineteenth-century industrial settlement of Crespi d’Adda and, finally, Milan, where, in the beautiful church of Santa Maria delle Grazie you can admire the fresco of Last Supper made by Leonardo da Vinci.

Also in Milan are the Teatro alla Scala , the famous stage of world opera, the Castello Sforzesco , and the Duomo , the white marble church dedicated to Maria Nascente.

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